land (residential)Trelogan, Flintshire, CH8 9BD

A property with stunning views of the sea and Dee Estuary (go to the edge of the big field which sticks out to the North and admire the view!) 13.65 acres approximately 100 meters above sea level immediately North of the village of Trelogan - see land registry map Approximately 8.85 acres on the Eastern side is a Site of Special Scientific Interest because within that area about 5% being about 0.4 of an acre has Calaminarian grass - see map for the grass location. The Calaminarian grass on the Western extreme of the SSSI is now in poor condition and appears much reduced due to natural succession by other plants. A full description of the SSSI is available on Natural Resources Wales website On the Western Edge (and outside the SSSI) are the ruins of Cadlees Farm with beautiful hand cut Gwespyr sandstone corner blocks visible on some corners (Gwespyr is famed worldwide for its top quality stone quarried in quantity from Roman times and shipped all around the world. "Gwespyr Stone" as it became known had a fine grain and colour also a remarkable quality of cutting and shaping) and also a useful 600 square foot corrugated iron building. There is extensive concreting around the corrugated iron building and some associated structures because it was the site of Trelogan Coal Yard which operated for 90 years until approximately 2006. On the Eastern side of the property is a ruined lead miners cottage sited to have stunning views Title number and property description CYM363173 Land adjoining Crown Cottage, Trelogan, Holywell see map for the grass location which is shown in red in four small areas To book your viewing please visit www.purplebricks.co.uk or if you require any further information please call Lynsey the local expert on 07526932263